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Mario Zucca

Voice Actor

Mario Zucca, born in Turin, Italy, in 1955, is an Italian voice actor with nine credits in the Italian dub of One Piece, including Marshall D. Teach, Kuroobi, and Zeff, among others.

Role: Voice Actor
Nationality: Italian
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One Piece Role

Mario Zucca's Italian dub work on One Piece spans nine characters: Marshall D. Teach, Kuroobi, "Tin-Plate" Wapol, Zeff, Magellan, Braham, Squard, Daddy Masterson, and Eldoraggo. The extensive list reflects a long career among the series' Italian-language supporting cast.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which characters does Mario Zucca voice in One Piece?

In the Italian dub of One Piece, Zucca has nine credited roles, among them Marshall D. Teach, Kuroobi, Zeff, and "Tin-Plate" Wapol. The extensive list reflects a long career within the series' Italian-language supporting cast.

Who is Mario Zucca, the One Piece voice actor?

Mario Zucca is an Italian voice actor born in Turin, Italy, in 1955. He holds nine credited roles in the Italian dub of One Piece, including Marshall D. Teach and Kuroobi.

Which dub of One Piece does Zucca perform in?

The Italian dub is where Zucca performs in One Piece, rather than the original Japanese cast. There, he holds nine credited roles, including Marshall D. Teach and Zeff.

Where is Mario Zucca from?

Turin, Italy is where Zucca is from. He holds nine credited roles in the Italian dub of One Piece, among them Marshall D. Teach, Kuroobi, and Magellan.

How many characters does Zucca voice in One Piece?

Nine characters make up Zucca's Italian dub work on One Piece: Marshall D. Teach, Kuroobi, Zeff, Magellan, Braham, Squard, "Tin-Plate" Wapol, Daddy Masterson, and Eldoraggo. The full list reflects his most extensive credit set in this franchise.

Sources & Information

This content is original writing by Daddy Jim Headquarters based on the One Piece anime series, manga, and official materials. Episode and chapter references are cited where applicable.

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  • Manga chapter pages: Jump Comics volume covers, credited to Shueisha and Eiichiro Oda.

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